Is the remote infrared? Does it work with a Harmony hub or remote?
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I am not sure about the hub thing. I do know, these things are awesome, I plugged them in, they have two remotes, and its range is incredible, better than my Wi-Fi signal. I bought a set for my daughter/husband, they love them too! Highly Recommend!
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I'm pretty sure this isn't an IR remote but I may be wrong. The supplied remote is most likely set to work exclusively with these switches as they can operate through several walls & do not need to be aimed in any particular direction. The box they come in says "Able to resist high levels of interference and barriers such as: walls, glass, furniture, etc." So I doubt that you could accidentally operate them with any other remote or use the supplied remote for anything else - other than possibly self sterilization :-)
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I was able to link this device with a Logitech Harmony One universal remote. I have not come across any other remote that will work.
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Did you get this unit to work with your Harmony Ultimate hub? I've have this uni for a couple years and just bout the Ultimate Home set. I would like to integrate the 2 as well.
1594435
It is infrared. I believe Logitek remote will work. I'm using with my ATT Uverse remote. If I could change anything about M-Series Visio, that would be remote.
11895
There is a dimmer on the remote. Also, I use a Logitech Harmony One with mine and it works great. Hope this helps.
426293
Not directly, that I'm aware of. I use the Harmony Smart Control, which has a remote, phone app and a wifi hub to send signals to various components. I highly recommend that.
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No you will have to get a universal remote. I use the Logitec Harmony. There are tons of different Harmony models that range from $40-$300 but even the cheapest one will control every ir device you own. Also its super simple to setup and highly configurable because you just plug it into your computer. So with that you you don't have to spend all day looking up remote device codes.
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Yes. I have a Harmony One which is controlling a Panasonic flat screen, a Polk sounded bar, our cable box,a Panasonic bluray and a TIVo mini. The tv and the sound bar are in the open but the other stuff is in an in loses cabinet and are controlled by the Ir flasher. It all works great. The only issue is positioning the flashers. The directions say use the supplied tape but I have found this didn't work (T least for me). I found that aiming the shiny side of the device works best. Also, you will probably need to experiment a little. Be creative and once you find the proper spot, securely fix the flasher. Yes. I have a Harmony One which is controlling a Panasonic flat screen, a Polk sounded bar, our cable box,a Panasonic bluray and a TIVo mini. The tv and the sound bar are in the open but the other stuff is in an in loses cabinet and are controlled by the Ir flasher. It all works great. The only issue is positioning the flashers. The directions say use the supplied tape but I have found this didn't work (T least for me). I found that aiming the shiny side of the device works best. Also, you will probably need to experiment a little. Be creative and once you find the proper spot, securely fix... » Read More Yes. I have a Harmony One which is controlling a Panasonic flat screen, a Polk sounded bar, our cable box,a Panasonic bluray and a TIVo mini. The tv and the sound bar are in the open but the other stuff is in an in loses cabinet and are controlled by the Ir flasher. It all works great. The only issue is positioning the flashers. The directions say use the supplied tape but I have found this didn't work (T least for me). I found that aiming the shiny side of the device works best. Also, you will probably need to experiment a little. Be creative and once you find the proper spot, securely fix the flasher. « Show Less
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Should work with any device operated by ir remote. I have had no problems even with old equipment.
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You are correct. The IR signal from the hub will work if the IR receiver on the device can see the IR signal from the hub. I tried positioning my hub above my devices on the opposite wall of the closet to see if it would work and it did. In the end the electrical outlet I could plug the hub into was on the same wall as the shelves as my AV equipment so I mounted the hub on that wall and ran a sensor to each device I wanted to control. Bottom line is try putting the hub in different locations and see if it will work. Once you decide where you want to put the hub that will decide if you need to use the sensors or not. You are correct. The IR signal from the hub will work if the IR receiver on the device can see the IR signal from the hub. I tried positioning my hub above my devices on the opposite wall of the closet to see if it would work and it did. In the end the electrical outlet I could plug the hub into was on the same wall as the shelves as my AV equipment so I mounted the hub on that wall and ran a sensor to each device I wanted to control. Bottom line is try putting the hub in different locations and see if it will work. Once you decide where you want to put the hub that will decide if you need... » Read More You are correct. The IR signal from the hub will work if the IR receiver on the device can see the IR signal from the hub. I tried positioning my hub above my devices on the opposite wall of the closet to see if it would work and it did. In the end the electrical outlet I could plug the hub into was on the same wall as the shelves as my AV equipment so I mounted the hub on that wall and ran a sensor to each device I wanted to control. Bottom line is try putting the hub in different locations and see if it will work. Once you decide where you want to put the hub that will decide if you need to use the sensors or not. « Show Less
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Although I have not tried it myself, I read the owners manual and it does seem to indicate that you can use an IR remote with it. Like I said I haven't tried it myself so I'm not 100% sure..
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It should work with any equipment that uses an Infrared remote. Great product and reasonably priced. The owner himself responded to my technical call.
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I'm not aware of a physical non app based wifi remote for the Global Cache IP2IR. You could have a parallel IR remove like a Harmony Remote http://www.logitech.com/en-us/harmony-remotes for guest. I previously owned a Harmony remote and it worked great for 6 years until the physical buttons failed. The Global Cache IP2IR is far superior in functionality and usability.
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It has an infrared transmitter in it and an app that can be programmed as a universal remote. I never actually used that part though.
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Unfortunately, we do not have this device in our database. We'd recommend you to learn the commands from the remote(as long as it is an IR based remote) that comes along with the device and be sure to control with Harmony.
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My first unit did not work with the remote. I even tried changing inputs with my Harmony remote (configured to HD1832). Returned to Amazon. Second one worked ok.
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Rusty, the remote has to be aimed at the radio, I believe it is infrared. It will not work any other way. I have tried it.